>>520904811
>The origins of the gesture have been attributed to Allison Parliament, a Canadian resident of Alabama. In 2020, during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, she had purchased rubber ducks to hide at a Canadian friend's house as a way to thank that friend for letting her visit. After having had an unpleasant interaction with another person in the parking lot of a convenience store, she stated that she felt inspired to leave one of the ducks on a Jeep in a store parking lot with a simple note stating "nice Jeep" as an act of kindness. The owner of that Jeep saw Parliament place the duck and suggested that she make a social media post. Parliament made a post, which then went viral and popularized the action of "ducking."
>>520904865
Kek, I'm going to actually start doing that.

current life plan
>scam parents (already bugged their computer)
>kill there pet
>move all money to crypto on the way to random third world country
>hire prostitutes
>drug them
>torture rape and disfigure them beyond any fake holocaust story
>make stuff films out of it
>change location
>post the snuff films with manifesto
>repeat
>maybe walk around slums and hunt poor children once out of money
>continue until caught
>act nonchalant during 60 minutes interview for tiktok edits
>rape twinks in prison
>refuse all deals and go straight for the death sentence

Everyone should immediately evacuate Melania's bedroom. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER!